Pine Forest alum Devon Witherspoon has reportedly agreed to an extension with the Seahawks that would make him the highest paid CB in NFL history.

The Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros play the second game of their 3-game AL West series in Houston, Texas, Saturday at ...

It feels good to give an answer and rescue a person. It feels even better to help someone develop the skills needed to find ...

Tate High School defeated Pine Forest 17-14 in a kickoff classic with a last-second field goal. Senior kicker Ethan Priest made the game-winning 21-yard field goal as time expired. Special teams ...

Although Pensacolians are used to slow Graffiti Bridge traffic due to the occasional semi-truck hitting the trestle, motorists were met with a new surprise on Friday. Social media videos show traffic ...

The 31-year-old Pensacola man charged with murder allegedly shot and killed his boyfriend with a shotgun at their Spanish Trail apartment. Escambia County Sheriff's deputies and investigators arrested ...

Investigators arrested a 31-year-old man suspected of a fatal shooting inside a home on Spanish Trail Thursday. The ECSO confirmed to the News Journal that Will Bryant was arrested for the homicide of ...

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves’ proposed citywide youth curfew ordinance failed to pass after opposition from council members, and the vote was postponed. The ordinance wasn't voted on directly; rather, ...

A new café and sweet shop called Roasted! is opening in Pensacola on Aug. 14 The shop will feature viral desserts seen on TikTok, such as Dubai chocolate strawberry cups Owner Loai 'Lou" Kader, a ...

Former FSU quarterback Jordan Travis has joined Seminoles Boosters in a lead role for a new initiative. Travis's football career ended after a severe leg injury in 2023 and a brief stint with the New ...

Gulf Breeze now has a new option for hot, fresh chicken fingers with Foosackly's now open at 20 Daniel St. Anticipation has been building for the Southern style chicken company since January, when the ...

For the second time in eight years, Escambia County voters will decide if they want to elect a superintendent, but the off-year vote has some concerned.